Are close friends behind Jayalalithaa's death? Doubt on Sasikala: Probe report claims

The Tamil Nadu government has made public the investigation report into the death of former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa. The report casts doubts on the role of Jayalalithaa's close friend Sasikala. At the same time, a senior officer including his personal doctor is also under suspicion. Retired judge A.K. to probe Jayalalithaa's death. A one-member committee was formed under the chairmanship of Arumughasamy. This committee submitted a 500-page report to the state government.

The investigation report states that Jayalalithaa (Amma) and Sasikala (Chinnamma) did not have good relations. It has been said in the report that instead of natural death, Amma's death should be investigated as a crime. The committee has also recommended a detailed investigation of his death.

Death occurred in 2016, the reason was told to heart attack

Jayalalithaa died on 5 December 2016 at Apollo Hospitals, Chennai. She was hospitalized for about 2 months. She was the Chief Minister at that time. A heart attack was cited as the cause of death in the medical bulletin. The special thing is that Sasikala was present with Jayalalithaa till her death due to falling ill.

4 main characters in the investigation report

1. VK Sasikala- Jayalalithaa's close aide. lived at his residence. From falling ill till death, they were always together.

2. Dr. KS Shivakumar- Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's personal doctor, gave initial treatment when Jayalalithaa fell ill.

3. Radhakrishnan - was the Health Secretary of Tamil Nadu, who used to monitor Jayalalithaa's health.

4. C Vijayabaskar- The then Health Minister and close to Jayalalithaa. From issuing bulletins to giving health updates.

When Panneerselvam raised the question, Pallaniswamy set up an inquiry.

Many leaders of Jayalalithaa's party AIADMK under the leadership of Panneerselvam had raised questions about her death. The leaders said that her aide Sasikala and her family members hid a lot in the matter. After this, the Pallaniswamy government set up an inquiry

Bhaskar report